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TO : MILLER, WILLIAM G.
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DATE : 09/09/75
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98 AUG i975
MEMORANDUM FOR: SA/DDO (Mr. John H. Waller)
SUBJECT: JMWAVE Contacts with State, County and
Local Police Organizations. and Individuals,
1960-1973
REFERENCE: Mr. Waller's Memorandum to DC/LAD dated

19 August 1975

The following is a list from the Latin America Division
of contacts between Station JMWAVE and state, county and local
police organizations and individuals in the Miami area between
1960-1973:

1. State 24

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OMAWEECE bY See leerae drivers Licenses when heeds
operational”purposes by Station officers. These licenses,
which were never used as licenses to drive a vehicle, wer
filled in with aliases and utilized primarily by Station
Officers as a means of establishing identification under a
assumed name with informants such as Cuban exiles living if
the Miami area. The Station's point of contact C ean 6
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om yrcards’ to facilitate their Agency work which reques tei
fwlorida highway patrolmen to render assistance to the bearerfi
Hof the cards. The Station also had access to the Highway
Rehatrol's communication system that could be used in an

! icense plates for use on Station vehicles. Thes
ates protected Station personnel and installations, since
Ghe records for the plates were withdraw 3
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lor other operational activity) would be referred to the
pagina Bs toner s office, who would then "block" the information

a. The Criminal Intelligence Bureau of the Dade
County Sheriff's Department provided the Station with access
to other law enforcement agencies at state, county and local
levels anywhere in the United States for the purpose of keeping

track of te exile movements. en CMUS CsENeO! Ca@ ~~
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eS sas these re epor S was Of particular value when Sta fron
lorficers, on occasion when driving with alias documentation
and involved in an automobile accident, had identified them,
selves in alias because of the presence of agent personnel 7

zhe vehicle. The Criminal Intelligence Bureau also provided
jon with access to Cuban exile weliee is ec amds In@iie

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of the Criminal Intelligence

b. The Broward County Sheriff's Office provided the
Station with identification of owners of automobiles and boats
registered by Cuban exiles and other foreigners within the
county. No names were recorded as the Station's point of

contact in Broward County.

c. The Collier County Sheriff's Office provided
information on berthing sites in Naples, Florida. This
information was of security value as the Station maintained
a major operational berthing site in Naples, and it was

necessary to have advance information on over-the-road
ic movements in the area, - rice gie pet
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shipments and logisti D
AS Ticheny was Listed as tho Station's pot wi cantac

d. The Monroe County Sheriff's Office provided
.berthing site information south of Miami down to the Florida

Keys. This information was of interest to keep track of
Cuban exile boat movements into the Caribbean. Gier ie @
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The Station maintained liaison with the City of Miami
Police Department, especially with the Criminal rena: Seach
Section and the Wr ecose Gs pNEEERHE i

Communications ppivisions®

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Count yesinclu ding™-the. ~City-sof.South= Miami: ; Coral: “Gab less aiid
Minnie Beach= fOr=operational PURPOSIeS)was available to the
Station through liaison with other major police departments
in the area.

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